D W from United States, WI Public Profile

This is a great product from a great company. With the slim muzzle device the gas block and barrel nut slip right over allowing you the ability to change things as you wish. The pin and weld from the company is also a plus for a few reasons. It looks good, you know it has been done right and your barrel will still hold true, and the best part because it is done by the company if it doesn't work they will take it back and make it right. Mine by the way is awesome.

I got the mechanical lock, my preference, and it is pretty inexpensive as far as gun safes go that have mechanical locks. It is as simple lock with five numbers and one number can be used only once in any combination either with other numbers or by themselves. Other mechanical lock safes have more numbers but are much more expensive. The safe seems to be very good quality strong steel and has a snug overlapping closure on all sides. If you are looking for a simple bedside, low profile, quick access, handgun safe it is a pretty good deal.

Only one side note - The handgun I store is a standard sized, standard capacity double stack semi auto: approximately 7 1/2 inches from muzzle to hammer, 1 1/2 inches from top of slide to bottom of the slide below the guide rod (not including small laser/light combo mount that does not protrude past the muzzle), and 5 1/2 inches from top of slide to bottom of magazine along the handle. All to say I have a relatively normal sized pistol with a small light and laser mounted on it and it fits very snugly with one mag in the safe. I would imagine you can get a 1911 in here with a spare mag as well but, standard 1911's are pretty slim and I am not taking into account any accessories. The point I am making is that if you have a true full sized modern semi auto with a 5 inch barrel, that has a standard capacity of 20 or more rounds, and additions like a red dot or larger laser light combo (Streamlight TLR1/2 and the like), you might be hard

This said it would fit a SP101 and it did not. Your experience may vary but, it didn't work for me. I got Safariland speed comp 1 and they fit perfect. I tried and tried again but to no avail. I have Pachmayr diamond grips, they did not get in the way, this does have a very slim profile which is why I got them in the first place. Optics Planet did take care of the issue so if you want to try them get them here and if it doesn't work at least you got it from a good company that will help fix your problem.

It's a budget scope, this is not a value scope (something inexpensive and amazing). With that said it is super cheap and it works well enough. The eye box/relief is very small and you have very little room to be in the right position. Just make sure you have enough space to move it around to get it to the exact right spot then it will be awesome. So if you have around 7 to 8 inches of rail space and a cantilever mount system (or an adjustable stock) you will find the perfect spot and be happy enough with this scope. I would say best use is hunting and plinking around 100 yards.

They were cheaper than a lot of the other wood/laminate grips I was looking at by a lot and they fit my Sp101 perfectly. They look good and don't have a noticeable seem when you put them together. The felt recoil is more than rubber grips for obvious reasons but, the grips do their job and provide a very good gripping surface. I have average large hands and I find there is just enough gripping surface for me to get a full grip on the revolver.